tumor microenvironment

The uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes sit on top of a pink background.
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An illustration of the human brain
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3D illustration of oncolytic adenoviruses destroying tumor cells
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A blue tumor cell in the brain receives incoming signals from magenta-colored neurons.
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A 3D illustration of T cells attacking cancer cells, a main goal of cancer immunotherapy
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A 3D illustration of bacteria inside the large intestine.
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The tumor micoenvironment contains cancer cells, blood vessels, immune cells, cancer-associated fibroblasts, and a mesh of extracellular matrix fibers. Illustrations of these are shown in red, blue, and yellow on a black background.
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